RedGIFs streams clips in the browser but has no save button. To keep a clip, you need the actual MP4 file that RedGIFs serves — and that's exactly what RedGIFs Downloader hands you, in HD, with sound, without an account.
redgifs.com/watch/clipname). In the RedGIFs app or on Reddit, use Share → Copy link on the video itself.uploader-clipname.mp4.…-sd.mp4. Handy on a slow connection or a full phone.Image posts and galleries work too: you get Download image for a single picture and Download all for a gallery — see saving RedGIFs images and galleries.
Anything that points at a RedGIFs clip: redgifs.com/watch/…, embed links (/ifr/…), image links (i.redgifs.com/i/…), direct file links (media.redgifs.com/….mp4) and even a bare clip name. A profile link (redgifs.com/users/name) shows how many clips the profile has — see downloading a whole profile.
Paste up to 25 links in one go — one per line or separated by spaces — and press Get video. Each clip gets its own row with a download button, and Download all saves them one after another. Galleries in the list are expanded into their individual images.
Android saves straight to Downloads (and you can make the tool appear in the share menu — Android guide). On iPhone, Safari asks before saving and puts the file in the Files app; from there it's one tap to Photos — iPhone guide.
The file goes straight from RedGIFs to your device; it never passes through or stays on our server, and the tool keeps no list of what you looked up (your recent clips are remembered only in your own browser).
Open RedGIFs Downloader →No. Paste the link and download — no sign-up, no email, no browser extension.
Yes. Download HD saves the same MP4 file RedGIFs streams as its HD version; nothing is re-encoded or watermarked.
Yes, when the clip was uploaded with sound. The result card says 'with sound' or 'no sound' before you download, so you know what you'll get.
Yes. Paste up to 25 links (one per line or separated by spaces), press Get video, then use Download all.